Educators can prepare for this important topic right from the beginning of the year! While our learners may still be enjoying their summer [...]

June is National Indigenous History Month, and on June 21, we celebrate National Indigenous Peoples Day. We know the end of the school year can [...]

Following the success of the International Year of Indigenous Languages in 2019, the United Nations, and the over 50 member countries, believed [...]

As we approach Earth Day on April 22, 2022, many educators wonder how to explore and discuss the annual theme with learners. The past few years [...]

Restorative justice is a worthwhile and meaningful practice any educator can incorporate into their teaching. This post will explain restorative [...]

Want ideas for outdoor learning throughout the winter? While it can be tempting to stay indoors, bundling up and heading out onto the land may be [...]

Earlier this year, the Government of Canada passed legislation to make September 30 a federal holiday. It is the National Day for Truth and [...]

With Truth and Reconciliation Week just around the corner, many educators begin to explore these complex topics with learners. Just as no two [...]

For some, truth and reconciliation means acknowledging and learning about the past. For others, the focus lies in honouring treaties. [...]

Looking for a fun and interactive program for youth in your community this summer? We’re offering a new virtual summer camp program! It will [...]

The Anishnaabemowin Project: 75 videos showcasing Sagamok Anishnawbek's history, identity, land, and relationships.

Did you know that in addition to video-based content, the Learning Bird platform also includes hundred of printable resources for at-home packs?